Liquor License
OFF-LICENCE
(Remote Seller)
Sections 17 and 64, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
Section 40 of the Act applies to this licence
PURSUANT to the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Julie Marie Adams (the “Licensee”) is authorised to sell alcohol from the premises situated at 2 Gannet Lane, Dunedin, and known as “The Hamper Room NZ”, and to deliver it to any person for consumption off the premises.
The authority conferred by this licence must be exercised through a manager or managers appointed by the licensee in accordance with Subpart 7 of Part 2 of the Act.
CONDITIONS
This licence is subject to the following conditions:
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(a) No alcohol shall be delivered on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Christmas Day or before 1.00 pm on Anzac Day.
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(b) Orders may be taken at any time on any day
Deliveries may be made Monday to Sunday 6.00 am to 11.00 pm
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(c) The licensee shall ensure that the provisions of regulation 14 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Regulations 2013 relating to the sale and supply of liquor to prohibited persons are observed and shall display appropriate signs on the Internet web page detailing the statutory restriction on the supply of alcohol to minors.
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(d) The Licensee must display on its website and in its catalogue and on every receipt issued for alcohol sold remotely:
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i) The licence holder’s name and licence number;
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ii) The date on which the licence expires;
iii) A legible image of the licence, or a clearly identified link to such image, to be displayed in a prominent place on the website.
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DISPLAY OF LICENCE
A copy of this licence must be displayed on the website for the company.
DURATION
Subject to the requirements of the Act relating to the payment of fees, and to the provisions of the Act relating to the suspension and cancellation of licences, this licence continues in force -
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(i) until the close of the period for which it was last renewed; or
(ii) ifithasneverbeenrenewed,untilthecloseoftheperiodof12monthsafterthedayitwasissued;but
(b) if an application for the renewal of the certificate is duly made before the certificate would otherwise expire, either –
(i) until the close of the period of 3 years after the period for which it was last renewed; or
(ii) ifithasneverbeenrenewed,untilthecloseoftheperiod4yearsafterthedayitwasissued.
DATED at Dunedin this 7th day of December 2022
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DUNEDIN DISTRICT LICENSING COMMITTEE
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NOTE:
This licence expires on the 7th day of December 2023
IN THE MATTER
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IN THE MATTER
DECISION OF THE DUNEDIN DISTRICT LICENSING COMMITTEE
of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
of an application by Julie Marie Adams (the “Applicant”) for an off- licence pursuant to s.99 of the Act, endorsed pursuant to section 40 of the Act (remote seller), in respect of premises situated at 2 Gannet Lane, Dunedin, and known as “The Hamper Room NZ”
OFF-LICENCE
(Remote Seller)
Sections 17 and 64, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
Section 40 of the Act applies to this licence
PURSUANT to the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Julie Marie Adams (the “Licensee”) is authorised to sell alcohol from the premises situated at 2 Gannet Lane, Dunedin, and known as “The Hamper Room NZ”, and to deliver it to any person for consumption off the premises.
The authority conferred by this licence must be exercised through a manager or managers appointed by the licensee in accordance with Subpart 7 of Part 2 of the Act.
CONDITIONS
This licence is subject to the following conditions:
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(a) No alcohol shall be delivered on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Christmas Day or before 1.00 pm on Anzac Day.
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(b) Orders may be taken at any time on any day
Deliveries may be made Monday to Sunday 6.00 am to 11.00 pm
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(c) The licensee shall ensure that the provisions of regulation 14 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Regulations 2013 relating to the sale and supply of liquor to prohibited persons are observed and shall display appropriate signs on the Internet web page detailing the statutory restriction on the supply of alcohol to minors.
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(d) The Licensee must display on its website and in its catalogue and on every receipt issued for alcohol sold remotely:
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i) The licence holder’s name and licence number;
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ii) The date on which the licence expires;
iii) A legible image of the licence, or a clearly identified link to such image, to be displayed in a prominent place on the website.
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DISPLAY OF LICENCE
A copy of this licence must be displayed on the website for the company.
DURATION
Subject to the requirements of the Act relating to the payment of fees, and to the provisions of the Act relating to the suspension and cancellation of licences, this licence continues in force -
(a) either –
(i) until the close of the period for which it was last renewed; or
(ii) ifithasneverbeenrenewed,untilthecloseoftheperiodof12monthsafterthedayitwasissued;but
(b) if an application for the renewal of the certificate is duly made before the certificate would otherwise expire, either –
(i) until the close of the period of 3 years after the period for which it was last renewed; or
(ii) ifithasneverbeenrenewed,untilthecloseoftheperiod4yearsafterthedayitwasissued.
DATED at Dunedin this 7th day of December 2022
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DUNEDIN DISTRICT LICENSING COMMITTEE
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069/OFF/27/2022
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NOTE:
This licence expires on the 7th day of December 2023
IN THE MATTER
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IN THE MATTER
DECISION OF THE DUNEDIN DISTRICT LICENSING COMMITTEE
of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
of an application by Julie Marie Adams (the “Applicant”) for an off- licence pursuant to s.99 of the Act, endorsed pursuant to section 40 of the Act (remote seller), in respect of premises situated at 2 Gannet Lane, Dunedin, and known as “The Hamper Room NZ”
In accordance with section 191(2) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 this application has been considered under delegated authority.
DECISION
This is an application by Julie Marie Adams (the “Applicant”) for an off-licence, endorsed as a remote seller, in respect of their premises situated at 2 Gannet Lane, Dunedin, and known as “The Hamper Room NZ”.
The application is in respect of premises in which the sale of alcohol would be an appropriate complement to the kind of goods sold from the premises.
The application was duly advertised and no objection or notice of desire to be heard has been received. Accordingly, we deal with the matter on the papers.
We are satisfied as to the matters to which we must have regard as set out in s.105 of the Act and we grant the applicant an off-licence authorising the sale and supply of alcohol for consumption off the premises.
Although sales are made remotely, the licensee must ensure a certified manager is appointed to the business at all times.
Remote sellers have different requirements to other premises. The first is a response to the fact the buyer is not confronted at the time of purchase and to this end, regulation 14 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Regulations 2013 details the requirements imposed on licensees to ensure prohibited people do not purchase alcohol. This regulation is reproduced here for clarity:
14 Reasonable steps to verify that people not under purchase age
(1) The procedures described in subclauses (2) to (4) are reasonable procedures for the purposes of complying with section 59(3) of the Act (which requires the holder of an off-licence to take reasonable steps to verify that the buyer of any alcohol that the holder sells by remote sale (and, if a person other than the buyer is to receive it, to verify that the receiver) is not under the purchase age).
(2) In the case of an order made using an internet site, the procedure is to—
(a) ask the prospective buyer to declare, by ticking an on-screen box, that he or she is 18 years of age or over (and, where a prospective receiver is involved, that the prospective receiver is also 18 years of age or over)—
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(i) once when the prospective buyer first enters the internet site; and
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(ii) again, immediately before the sale of any alcohol is completed; and
(b) refuse to sell alcohol to the prospective buyer unless, on both occasions, he or she declares that he or she is 18 years of age or over (and, where a prospective receiver is involved, also declares that the prospective receiver is 18 years of age or over).
(3) In the case of a telephone order, the procedure is to—
(a) ask the prospective buyer to declare, orally, that he or she is 18 years of age or over (and, where a prospective receiver is involved, that the prospective receiver is also 18 years of age or over)—
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(i) once when the conversation concerned begins; and
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(ii) again, immediately before the conversation is completed; and
(a) refuse to sell alcohol to the prospective buyer unless, on both occasions, he or she declares that he or she is 18 years of age or over (and, where a prospective receiver is involved, also declares that the prospective receiver is 18 years of age or over).
(4) In the case of an order made on a physical order form, the procedure is to— (a) ensure that the form—
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(A) one at the beginning of the form; and
(B) the other, immediately before the place on the form where the prospective buyer is required to sign it; and
(b) refuse to sell alcohol to the prospective buyer unless he or she has ticked both boxes and signed the form.
Regulation 15 describes the information to be provided by remote sellers. When using an internet website the licence holder must display prominently on the website, any catalogue produced, and every receipt issued for alcohol sold remotely:
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(a) The licence holder’s name and licence number
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(b) The date the licence expires.
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(c) And in addition to this either a legible image of the licence, or a clearly identified link to such image, must be clearly displayed on the website.
The licence will be subject to the following conditions:
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(a) No alcohol shall be delivered on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Christmas Day or before 1.00 pm on Anzac Day.
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(b) Orders may be taken at any time on any day
Deliveries may be made Monday to Sunday 6.00 am to 11.00 pm -
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i) The licence holder’s name and licence number;
ii) Thedateonwhichthelicenceexpires;
iii) A legible image of the licence, or a clearly identified link to such image, to be displayed in a prominent place on the website.
DISPLAY OF LICENCE
A copy of this licence must be displayed in a prominent position on the website or, as an alternative, a clearly identified link to such an image to be displayed.
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Host Responsibility Policy For The Hamper Room Nz
Minors
- We will ensure that anyone entering the website must first enter the “are you 18 or over” check
box
- If the order is made by phone or email the same question will be asked.
Customers
- We will only be selling small quantities at once in conjunction with other items in a gift box. For
example - A hamper may have a bottle of alcoholic wine or spirits or maybe 2 bottles of beer. - Alcohol will not be sold on its own only as part of gift hamper included either food or pamper
products or with both.
Alcohol Promotion
- No promotions that encourage the rapid consumption of alcohol or an excessive volume will be
initiated by our advertising or our website
Alcohol Delivery
- No hamper including alcohol will be delivered to an intoxicated person as assessed by
the SCAB requirement outline. Our policy on and the couriers policy on this will be to assess the situation and return at another time with the parcel.